Task: Discovering the Emerald Isle: Ireland by

"Galway Girl" by Ed Sheeran

irenerfer — 2023-11-11 13:12:41 UTC

Galway is a lively city on the west coast of Ireland. It's famous for its fun music, colorful streets, and friendly people. Ed Sheeran wrote the song 'Galway Girl' after visiting the city and meeting a girl he liked. The song talks about their adventures in Galway and how he fell in love. People all around the world enjoy the song for its happy, romantic feeling.

Cliffs of Moher, County Clare, Irlanda

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The Cliffs of Moher are in the limit southwestern of the religion of the burren ; a famous zone for her castles , her caves and a interesting celta´s history , near the Doolin Village , in county claire , republic of ireland . Is very cheap visit this cliffs because you only need to pay 8 euros for enter here . This is an amazing place , because is in the middle of nature .

Daniela Martínez

Normal People by Sally Rooney

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Normal People is a story of mutual fascination, friendship and Love. It takes us from that first conversation to the years beyond, in the company of two people who try to stay apart but find they can't. Normal People is a 2018 novel by the Irish author Sally Rooney. It's set in Ireland, specifically in County Sligo and Dublin. It also have a TV Serie called "Normal People". You can see it in Disney+ and Amazon Prime.

Claudia Fernández

Molly Malone

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Molly Malone is a song set in Dublin, Ireland, which has become its unofficial anthem. The song tells the fictional tale of a fishwife who plied her trade on the streets of Dublin and died young, of a fever.

There is a statue of she. is very famous, beacuse the people take photos with the statue. as you can see her breasts are bright beacuse the people touch them.

Mikel Redruello

Aran Islands

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The Aran Islands are a group of three islands located at the mouth of Galway Bay, belonging to the Republic of Ireland. The largest of the islands is called Inishmore, the middle one is called Inishmaan and the smallest, located to the east, Inisheer.

There are so many beaches on the island, and you can swim in clear water but it will be very cold.
Ireland's climate is defined as a temperate oceanic climate with an average annual temperature ranging between 9 and 11°C.

Leo Suárez

Leprechauns

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A leprechaun is a magical being in Irish mythology who looks like a short old man, dressed in green and wearing a top hat. The leprechaun is said to be a solitary creature, whose principal occupation is making and mending shoes, and who enjoys practical jokes. Leprechauns are famous because of St. Patricks Day. They like gold and the legend says that at the other side of a rainbow there is a pot of gold.

Alexandre Valiute

Guinness beer

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Guinness is a dry black beer first brewed by brewer Arthur Guinness at the St. James's Gate Brewery located in the city of Dublin, Ireland. Guinness has been produced since 1759.the founder is Arthur Guinness.
What makes this beer special is that some raw barley is roasted, in a similar way to coffee beans, and that is what gives Guinness Draft its distinctive color.This beer is made like this: Slowly pour the contents in one go, avoiding the bottle touching the glass at all times. When you reach the end of the bottle, the top layer should be right on top to provide a nice tan touch.
Mario Alejandre

The Irish flag

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The national flag of Ireland, a tricolour of green, white and orange is intented to symbolise the inclusion of and the aspiration for unity between people of different traditions on this island. Presented as a gift in 1848 to Thomas Francis Meagher from a small group of french women sympathetic

to Irish nationalism, it was intented to symbolise the inclusion and hoped-for union between Roman Catholics.

Jana Pérez

Gaelic football

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Galielic football is a mixture of rugby, conventional football and basketball, it was born in Ireland in the mid-sixteenth century and became popular in the nineteenth century.This sport combines different skills and rules and is very physically demanding.is a team sport played primarily in Ireland and Scotland. It is the most popular sport in Ireland, along with English

e National Gaelic Football League, which has been contested between counties every year between February and April since 1926.

Pablo Menéndez

The shamrock

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The four-leaf clover in Ireland has a stong meaning. The reason of this legend has it that St. Patrick was one day looking for a normal three-leaf clover to explain to the Celts the concept of " Trinity ", but, instead he found a four-leaf clover.

For every four-leaf clover there are about ten thousand three-leaf clovers. Each represents one of the four basic components of happiness, wich are hope, faith, love and luck.

Leire González

Dublin, Ireland

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Dublin is the capital of Ireland. It’s located in the coast of Leinster. Dublin is a warm and cozy city, known for the friendliness of its people and famous for its fun. The heart of the city is divided from north to south by the River Liffey, and O'Connell Bridge connects the two parts. The geographical location of Dublin is magnificent. Situated at the head of a beautiful bay, the town straddles the River Liffey where it flows eastwards across a plain surrounded by hills to the shores of the Irish Sea.

Manuel Alonso

Temple Bar, Dublin

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Temple bar Neighborhood is an area on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin, Ireland. In this neighborhood with the same name as the place. In this bar people drink beer and listen singers playing music. It´s very fun. Also, there are a lot of shop in it. For all these reasons, in my opinion, this neighbohood is very interesting and funny. I would like to visit it one day.

Jorge Cuervo

The harp

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Since the 13th century, the harp had been considered the heraldic symbol of Ireland. It was originally set on a dark blue background which, according to the National Library of Ireland, was intended to represent the sovereignty of Ireland in early Irish mythology. The harp is one of the oldest stringed instruments. From its origins, the harp was a sacred instrument that allowed to communicate with the gods.

Ines García

Connemara National Park

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The Connemara National Park is one of the six national parks in the republic of ireland. Are located in the west of Ireland within county Galway.

Connemara National Park was founded and opened in 1980. It is spead over 2957 hectares of mountainous.There are many remains of human civilisation within the park. There is a 19th century cemetery as well as four thousand year old megalithic tombs. Much of the land was once part of the estate of Kylemore Abbey.

Naiany Marcos

The Great Irish Famine

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The Great Irish Famine, was a period of diseases and hunger. Outside of Ireland is known as well as the Irish Potato Famine. The meaning of this name it's because of the famine caused by the Potato disease. This famine was hard and died about 2,4 million people because of this. In Ireland, there are more or less 5 million people now. In 1845 it could be less. This is my short resume for this long story. Have a great day.

Mario Lazcano

Saoirse Ronan

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Saoirse Ronan is an Irish-American actress.

She is the only daughter of Monica and Paul ronan.

Her mother is American and her father is Irish.

She has won many awards, one of them is the golden globe for best actress in 2018, Irish and television award for best actress or the award Ghotam for the best acress.

She was nominated 4 times for the Óscar awards. One day in the magazine "la vanguardia" she said that she feels very Irish.

Imane Hachimi

The Book of Kells

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Book of Kells in English; Leabhar Cheanannais in Irish, also known as the Great Gospel Book of Saint Columba, is an illuminated manuscript with ornamental motifs, made by Celtic monks around the year 800 in Kells, a town in Ireland.

The book – considered the centerpiece of Celtic Christianity and Hiberno-Saxon art – is, despite being unfinished, one of the most sumptuous illuminated manuscripts that have survived the Middle Ages. Due to its great beauty and the excellent technique of its finishing.

Eduardo González

St Patrick's Day

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The 17 of March, in Ireland and other countries is the St. Patrick`s day. St. Patrick was a Christian missionary, he was captured as a prisoner and enslaved for 6 years, in the end he ended up being the preacher of the gospel in Ireland.

Sergio Álvarez

Colcannon

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COLCANNON, Traditional Dish

Colcannon is a traditional Irish and West of Scotland dish made with mashed potatoes, cabbage, butter, salt, and pepper. It has always been considered a simple dish of very humble people. An old Irish Halloween tradition mentions that colcannon should be served with small prizes (coins) in it. It is a celebrated dish on typical Irish holidays such as St. Patrick's Day.

The word colcannon is derived from the Gaelic term cal ceannann, which means "white-headed cabbage".

Amaia Escobar

Blarney Stone

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Blarney Stone is a block of stone vthat according to legend was part of the Stone of Scone; It is located on top of Blarney Castle on the outskirts of Cork, in the county of the same name in Ireland.Legend has it that the stone is a fragment of the Stone of Scone, given to Ireland by Robert I of Scotland (Robert the Bruce) in 1314, in gratitude for his collaboration in the Battle of Bannockburn. 
Nicolás Martínez